Well Well Well

[ChumpDumper]

Iraq, as a war, has been a success, if you can
call killing people a success, with the low casualty rate.

That's the problem. Iraq is not about body counts. Ask Petraeus what the the main objective, the "center of gravity," for the present conflict is. It's not killing people.

[xrayzebra]

Harry Reid speaks the truth.
The dirty little secret is: There are a handful of nutjobs who do want to dominate the world with their perverted view of Islam. A very significant portion of the Muslim world is sympathetic in general with wackos because they identify with the Islamic portion of their credo and often see Americans as meddling in their affairs at a minimum, or at the most dedicated to dominating them. Our clumsy efforts in our fight against Bin Laden and his allies makes us more enemies than friends. It doesn't have to be that way.

Kinda reminds you of the America Liberals, doesn't it?
Does suicide kinda describe this kinda thing?

Wonder why the leadership of the world doesn't denounce
these wackos? Wonder why no one in our so called
leadership doesn't denounce them, other than Bush?
sympathetic my foot, they are cowed.

[PixelPusher]

We will win the "War on Terror"...just as soon as we figure out how to win the "War on Drugs" and the "War on Poverty". I think we just have to give the WH enough time to find the winning slogan.

Stay The Course - Rejected by the American voters in 2006, see "Einstein's theory of insanity"

Support The Troops - Rejected in practice by the Bush Admin, see "Walter Reed Scandal", "Extending Tours of Duty" and "Donald Rumsfeld"

Support Our President - Rejected by 70% of the American public, slogan void if replaced by Democrat in '08

The Surge Is Working - see "Wack-a-mole analogy" and 2005 National Review article "What went right"

We Fight Them Over There, So We Don't Have To Fight Them Over Here - see "Cost/Benefit analysis", "Sustainability" and "Hercules vs. The Hydra"

We Will Stand Down When The Iraqis Stand Up - Rejected by Bush Admin, see article "Training Iraqi troops no longer driving force in U.S. policy"